Best International Results By Belgian Clubs
From the quarter-finals upwards:
| Club | Best results |
|---|---|
| RSC Anderlecht | (5 cups) + (4 finals)
European Cup/UEFA Champions League:
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (2) + (2):
UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League (1) + (2):
UEFA Super Cup (2):
|
| KV Mechelen | (2 cups)
European Cup/UEFA Champions League:
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1):
UEFA Super Cup (1):
|
| Club Brugge KV | (2 finals)
European Cup/UEFA Champions League (1):
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup:
UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League (1):
|
| Standard Liège | (2 finals)
European Cup/UEFA Champions League:
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1):
UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League:
UEFA Intertoto Cup (1):
|
| Antwerp FC | (1 final)
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1):
UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League:
|
| RFC Liège | UEFA Cup Winners' Cup:
UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League:
|
| Lierse SK | UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League:
UEFA Intertoto Cup:
|
| KSK Beveren | UEFA Cup Winners' Cup:
|
| KSV Waregem | UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League:
|
| Waterschei Thor | UEFA Cup Winners' Cup:
|
| R. Union Saint-Gilloise | Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
|
| KRC Genk | UEFA Intertoto Cup:
|
| KSC Lokeren OV | UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League:
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